Kim Kardashian is being trolled online after revealing the contents of her fridge.
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The reality TV star shared a new post promoting her Skims underwear brand on Tuesday. In the picture, an underwear-clad Kim poses in front of her open fridge, which is revealed to contain just water and milk, with not a single crumb of food in sight!
And fans were quick to take to Twitter to mock the KUWTK star.
‘Yall eat air too??coz I see no food in that fridge ma’am,” wrote one follower.
“Holy c**p your fridge is completely empty’ while another added: “I see nothing in that fridge that reflects a family with 4 kids haha! I just cant relate. Sorry.”
Another wrote: “Kim Kardashian has milk in her fridge and not much else” while a third typed: “So the fridge is empty just like the rest of the house. Do y’all even live there girl?”
Another fan wrote: “Where are the snacks Kim? So disappointed.”
However, some defended the star’s empty fridge.
“Seeing a lot of replies about an empty fridge but y’all forget she’s rich and probably has a personal chef,” replied one fan.
Perhaps keen to prove she does have food in her house, Kim also shared another picture of herself eating a bowl of cereal.
The backlash surrounding Kim’s fridge comes just days after she was slammed online for apparently not donating to the Australian bushfire crisis.
While she planned on apparently staying quiet, the makeup mogul was forced to address the matter after one user Tweeted: “Nothing gets me more heated than to see the Kardashians/Jenners talk about climate change/wildfires & not donate even a penny.”
Furious at the accusation her wealthy family is yet to help, the KKW Beauty founder responded to the user’s comment, writing: “Nothing gets me more heated than to see people think they know what we donated to and to think we have to publicize everything.”
While many praised Kim for clapping back, others remained unconvinced.
“You publicise everything else though. And still wear fur… and take private jets… wild,” an angry user Tweeted, with another one adding, “I get this. But the number of times you guys showcase your luxury things… you could showcase some of your good deeds. You already publicise a lot, so why not this too?”
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